08 Jan What are our objectives for 2019?
The objectives and results plan outlining what DD is to achieve in the current year has been approved by the Agency for Institutions and Educational Support.
The objectives and results plan outlining what DD is to achieve in the current year has been approved by the Agency for Institutions and Educational Support.
Radioactivity is a natural part of everyone's life, yet few truly understand its nature. Mikkel Øberg, a health physicist at DD, aims to address this, partly by volunteering this year as a communicator for "Science on Tour".
The exhibition "The Curious Human - Discovering an Invisible World" has just opened at the science-historical Steno Museum in Aarhus. Among the exhibited items are several treasures from Risø Research Centre.
September 12 marked "Girls' Day in Science". This is Tektanken's national campaign day, aimed at attracting more girls to STEM education and careers – and DD participated.
Read the report on the initiatives and results DD in maintaining a good work environment 2017.
Risø's peaceful and shallow surroundings attract abundant birdlife. On Sunday, March 18, members of the Danish Society for Nature Conservation were able to enjoy the sight of the many diverse bird species.
Overall, this year's results met expectations satisfactorily. Key milestones in 2017 included the removal of the innermost reactor tank in DR 3 and the preliminary decontamination of the first three Hot Cells. Read more about both the technical and financial results in the 2017 annual report....
The Agency for Institutions and Educational Support has now approved DD's objectives and performance plan for what we aim to achieve in the current year. Read the plan here....
The narrow office corridor was crowded when a group of members from the Danish Society of Engineers visited DD for a tour. From the corridor, which previously housed DTU employees, there is a good view of the work area in front of the Hot Cells....
The autumn-chilled air was tinged with a certain melancholy as the DR 3 model was carried outside. It was one of the Risø artifacts that the Steno Museum collected last Friday to preserve them for posterity.